Garden Peony Seed
- Large cup-shaped fragrant blooms in white, sometimes blushed soft pink
- Long-lived perennial thrives in the same spot for decades
- Grow from seeds for one-of-a-kind plants, each with its own slightly different blooms
- Classic late spring cut flower that deer and rabbits usually pass by
Key Attributes
About Garden, Peony Seed
Lush, fragrant blooms that fill late spring borders and bouquets come from Garden Peony, a beloved, long-lived perennial. Paeonia lactiflora produces large, cup-shaped flowers, usually white but sometimes blushed pink, over handsome dark green foliage that stays attractive all season. Grown from seed, each plant is unique, and while it takes a few years to bloom, a peony can thrive in the same spot for decades.
Growing details
Plant profile
Seed & variety
Before Planting
Planting
Watering
Fertilizer
Harvesting
Tips
Pests & Diseases
Botrytis blight and powdery mildew are the most common issues. Cut foliage to the ground in fall and remove debris to reduce disease.
Ants on buds are harmless and simply feed on nectar. Thrips and Japanese beetles occasionally damage flowers.
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